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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-31
SUNDAY AT OAK CLIFF.
Thousands Visit the Beautiful
and Picturesque suburb.

Oak Cliff fairy divided honors
with the fair grounds Yesterday. A
train of three coaches was run every
hour during the day on the elevated
railway, all OF which were crowded,
there being little il any falling of In
the number of passengers till the last
trip was made abou. night. AT the
same time, the principal thorough
fares (lhe grading OF which Is rapidly
approaching mplction) were lhrong-
cd with buggies and carriages, many
of which contained prominent citi-
zens from different parts of the state
and prospectors from abroad. II Is
almost useless TO say that every one
was delighted with the locality and
a.t' nishcd at the magnitude ami sub
stantial char actcr OF the improvements
for tho lame of the Cliff has gone
abroad in every direction, and visitors
are simply amazed that this magniti.
cent site has been SO long overlooked.
The crowds wandered over the ro
mantle gro es and heights in childish
glee, adniring he grand views sp'cad
out before them. and discussing in
animated tones their preferences Ms TO
the different locations Tor ideal homes s.
Tomorrow. the great sale o' lots
will commence, and !, is safe to pre-
dict hat in less than fortnigh he
music of the saw and hammer will
:. c,vu the concert, Of the teathcrcd
warplers in tho forests and wake the
echoes IN The hills around, til a trans
formation is wrought which ill he Il
source of wonder a Il admiral va TO
ali who behold il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-31

Botany is IA passion with the fair
sex. Yci they seldom dream ha' the
romantic flowers and The cnrth's pro-
iucts contain certain ctlicienl pre-
ventivc, for headache, sleepl, ssnc's.
nervousness, cold ic t and swollen
ankles. Morris Cascariue contains he
remedy for all sut II colainis.
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VIZ w. WESTON, 5Ol Elm street, cor
w ner Austin, select stock hardwear
and cutlery. Genuine Glidden wire, stee.
nails, &C.
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.nO.S'Day,, OCT0BRR

Twelfth day-Grand concerts in Music
Hall by the celebrated National Band OF the
Republic OF Mexico. Grand opening of
the great race week. Military drills. Bal
loon ascension. Bareback riding around
track. Regular racing to begin at p. IN.
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WANTED.

XNTANTED--A few tirst-class canvassing
w agents Tor this and adjoining cities;
n firs,-cass opportunity. Apply ut 10
North Harwood street, or at exhibit In
Power Hall.
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n DUPRE, NJ. ID. (Recenty OF Austin.)
-. Physician and Surgeon. At office, $50
Elm street, from 8 to II q. M, 2 TO p. m,
and at residence, 1903 Elm street, p. IN. TO
"A, m.
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CURES ALL HuMORS,

from n common BIOtch, or Eruption, to the
worst Scrofula. Salt-rheum, "Fever-sores,"
caused by bad blood are conquered by this
powerful purifying, and invigoratng medi-
cine. Great Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
It's benign influence. Especially has Il mani
tested It's potency In curing letter, Eczema,
Erysipelas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Scroll
uous Sores and Swellings, Hip-ioint Disease,
white Swelngs," Goitre, or Thick Neck,
and Enlarged Glands. Send ten. cents IN
stamps for large Treatise, with colored
plates on Skin Diseases, or the same amount
inr n Treatise on ScrOfulOus Affections.
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TUESDAY; .vOVE.uBER ..

Thirteenth day-Grand concerts in Muse
Hall by the celebrated National Band of
the Republic Of Mexico. Military drills.
Balloon ascension. Races on track ut .
n
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OFFICIAL PROGRAM.
SATURDAY,, OCTOBRB 20.

Tenth day-Grand concerts in Music
Hall by the celebrated National Band of the
Republic Of Mexico. Grand opening of the
Poultry department, Childrens' day chill.
dren under ~ years old free. Arena-EX-
hibitlon Of live stock. Chariot races.
Flying trapeze. Grand captive balloon
ascension. Exhibition of horse manshp by
boys. Military drill Grand parade Of
premium animals. Races on track
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MEDICAL.

DR. ALDRICH, TREATS DISEASES OF
- women and children, also al chronic
comnlants. has had upwards Of twenty
years axperence Oihce S44 rim ~. dallas.
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Liver, Blood, and Lungs.

For Weak Lungs, Splitting of Blood Short
ness of Breath, Chronic Nns;l Catarrh, Bron.
chitis, Asthma Severe Coughs, and kindred
affections II is an efficient remedy.
Sold by Druggists. at Si.OO, or Six Bottles
Tor $500.
~ Send ten cents in stamps for DR.. Pierce s
n mptiOn. Address.
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SU.y'D.sy. OCTOBER 40.

Eleventh day-Sacred concerts by the eel
ebrated National Band of the Republic OF
Mex co. .ress parade of troops.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

that the Superintendent of Schools be em
powered to arrange for half day sessions in
first grade. The report and recommends
tiOns were adopte' Trustee Griswold
stated that there were $1,000 to the credit
OF the library fund and asked that the com
mittee be empowered TO expeDd $500 for
new books as they might deem best The
President Trustee Blair objected TO such a
method of procedure SIS establishing bad
precedent. inasmuch as the Board had BY
previous resolution declared IL a necessity
for the committee 10 report list OF books.
the same 70 iay over for one month. The
recommendation was Withdrawn after con-
siderable discussion.
Accounts TO the amount of s5l5 were re-
ported correct and ordered paid. Extra
COMPENSATION was voted several janltOrs.
The Board decided 10 renew the contract
with julius Berkey for lac rent Of the pres
ent truant school building. The Commit ee
on Buildings recommended the expenditure
OF s2.196 % in repairing the several school
buildings. bat the Board went them one
better and authorized them 10 make the
necessary repairs without restricting them
10 any particular sum.
The Pine-st school grounds were ordered
graded. The Secretary was authorized TO
advertise for sealed proposals for furnishing <
IOtO tons Of crate and lis tons of stove
coal for the use of the schools the ensuing
wear. Bids for the Leonard-st. properly
were opened and the property sold TO ~.
Collston for S203i. New drawing mOiels
we're purch ssed for the use of the schools.
ON Trustee SullIvan's motion a commit
tee OF three wss appointed to receive bids
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

piano superior 10 all others. In thorough
workmanship and iaultiess finish the
Chase Brothers pianos are the peers
Of any and in the prolongafion
and purity of tone aud fine singing queii'y,
they nave no equal.
with "A tho-OCgh knowledge OF the bust
ness themselves. aud the most capable
wprsmen each IN his Own department., the
Ihsss Brothers establishment compares
iavOrably. ia organization and the qusiity
Oi work produced. with the best Eastern
manufactures. while in economy in cost OF
mate i3ls aad production they have advsn-
tages not possessed elsewhere. and while
this is true, they 10 not pretend 70 c0npeis
in price with some Of the so-cailed cheap
Pianos which arc offered for less than
g97d Woieri0l wou.a cost. claiming patron
e. on the assumption tEat ihey eau sc-
o0mplish toe impossibility Of giving buyers
more than the value OF then money.
In order that a Piano shall lie durable. II
is necessary thar ali the material used shall
be OF the very b. ST IN this country. where
the climate is 50 severe sud tie inrnscs beat
OF many houses 50 iniaTiOus. tae delicate
mechanism OF PipnO must BE- seriously
affected. il not entirely ruined. unless the
instrument is made ef the most thoroughly
seasoned woods vnd with the greatest care
and very beat workmanship.
1he tmTossloiiity OF ludying c1ficaIY OF
the durability OF a Piano until The instru-
msDt has been tested b use, induces IN
scrupulous makers 70 employ the cheapest
material and workmanship. without any
regard 10 the durable qualities Of the iu-
strument. This is done IN order % tempt
the public vi;b a. apparently low price.
while the profit On this class ~ Pianos is
uluch larger thsa On q strictly hrsi-c'sss In
sfrume1. 81 the prices maintained bv the
bfss manufactures. who gss only the best
msfsria Al and employ the pest uOrkme3. q
The compettoR which exists between
the frst-clsxs msuglaef a.ers is snch ~ 70
compel CHASE. Broe. 70 seil st The iQees1 pos
sisls prices a. which gsod vork can bs
msnuf8rturea
The Chase pssnos srs imrnsass IN porsr
sympathetic. perfect i1 p1riiy. eFsrress
and richness of tone = sun<rS action ard
fne usGs1csi 08aiaes TIE firms psfeat
Improvement on the SorrfIi1z Boara and
action are features ~ szg%-i0r excailencs
The Chase Erofhers ilzao Co. manu-
fscfurs either IL cstinrt or eqosre Grsn1
sfyie. s86 fbeir instrHrnents ksve ~
Ffsperiors in fbe rr2vket A visit ~ Their
sales-oon a. ~ Nonroe 81. o. thsir factors
On North Fro8t-xf rli res1ilv convince
musician tbsx the Chsse P,anos -
f0iiy TIE eqnsi 81 tie fsmoas Wet.sr.
spEsTioT r. many respsrss % &. xn5 .
Etkhest riFsi N tss pane nGksk
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rhs ~gnnan."

Another wear IS gone. the National birth
day has come agsia, And the derce rays OF
aJaiy san. TIE dasf and smoke of iacto ,ies
and workshops TIE uuceasias din and tur-
mol Of the busy wheels OF industry. the
eternal grind OF enforced business activity,
the r.asi and lanyour Of wealth aud idle
ness. the piEifIl = .sti1l longing OF the in-
valid for cool. fresh breezss tae children 5
prartie OF birds. berriss ana flowers. the
yosthful visions 0f 0oaling sailing picnics.
and sOoinz. Of young men and maidens,
the bright anticipations Of the enthusiastic
anglers as they prepare for their annual
favorite sport, the OverwOrked father and
the tired exhausted mother are discussing
the ways aud means for few weeks re
lease from the everlasting drudgery Of every
day lie, and with all the iirst. all import
ant qusstiOn % settle is where TO 20. There
are many notable pleasant resorts IN the
coQntry. peclally IN northern Michigan,
bu. without doaol Pstoskey leads them all
and Is the crowned queen ~ whom all
pleasure seekers and tourists do homage
The rext question to settle is. where 20 1--we.
and what viii il cost.
There are gooily number Of hotels
boardiag houses and cottages n this beauti-
ful city OF refuge, where all the comforts
and eonveniences of = home can be bad,
and prominent among them may be men
toned the Clifton. one OK the cosiest little
gems 0f an ideal hotel % oe found in
Northern Nichigan.
This house Is owned and managed by
J. A. G. Rowan, who purchased the prop
srty nine Yeas ago. and has rebuilt and
made many Improvements in the house.
and By bis ever courteous and aflable treat
ment OF guests. aud tee very reasonable
rates and charges " this model house has
made IL one Of the most popular Ia the city.
The Clifton can accom- ul0rate sixty guests,
is open the year round az so per dav.
Daring the summer season the house Is
always full. aud from 100 20 -o0 suss.s are
served at the tables outside Of the regular
6carders.
The holss q In the center Of the town,
near the depos. and from It's balconies the
entire bay and is surroundings may be
seen spread out IN a magnificent panorama
Of beauty.
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a SWEEPING SUCCESS.
The Chase Brothers Planes Awarded su
periority Over All Competitions.

The old saying that music hath charms
to sooihe the savage brast, is undoubtedly
true one and makes potent the fact thai
if the senior member of I be firm OF Chase
Brothers had been born several hundred
years sooner. many bloody massacres bv
the red men would have been averted aud
this country sooner civilized.
That music should have such az effect !.
rot TO be wondered at particularly when
its strains are waited from q Chase piano.
fox the line tone can not help hut be sppre
oia,ed. That music might alsl cause an
uprising even among civilized communi
ties is made clear to the doubter afrer
listening to the tin pan sounds which enla.
nate from the instruments ralmed off on
the unsuspecting public and nasqnereding
under the name of pianos-a libel on their
face.
But to refer TO ssvages and music. riots
and tin pans is no. the province Of this or.
ticlc. the intention being simply TO call pub
lie attention TO the difference in pianos
The senior member Of the Chase Bros
Piano Company, of this city. was the firsi
person to manufacture pianos west OF The
AlIeghanies, and the success OF the firm be-.
demonstrated their ability to construc. p
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
MORE OF up NORTH"
PeToskEY SIN THE sARAToaA-
ss1ss LfEfss Fits AtoAt 9szst W@aerinE
Rf&ess wA@rs sRsestsd Trsst Aae1aa
-fae 6Ean4 Ts4Esrs Rsxken-

the whaeislsnd q Aa<kia2e il tte tsEai-
m. u -fhs FISHING Lac snd is eoaaee-
si0ns sad Is oos oi lie spots 81 Be visited
Peteskey : ssil TIE Nswpart. the Saratoga
sa1 The iosg Branch OF Michigan. i Is
t.s resort far al fssofgers and Il sil bs the
fazAioa to - there onee year Just 30 long
as gsarsis Hsg e runs the beautiful Asling-
ton. q description All illustration Of
whiea appSars sisss here. fei0skes
IS still supreme a. the mecca
toward which AL tired Michigan tourists
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
PETOSKEY HOTELS
u y THE ca ~ FsvEs PARA0sss-
TIE nsg1tse~st AfitaEtoa aas H. AttEae-
aaas NE Ha1ae- Liss 0eet-
asafal-Ihs Goss
ElsflstE.

Or al tks nslleIQ1s summer resorts AM
watering pisces eiEn shiel t-4is country il
- aaaaiaaily sgFeusi there Is probably
10 one p the lisl. lfom shs coast 81 A.la@
70 me coiambis River. Or .fr9m re oranxs
groves Of Florida 80 TIE gresl axes " tie
Aortn. that concentrates in one lee-.itg, as
many adsapiazes and zi.lrsmeats y a.
classes 81 people a. fbs region ka0sa as
~ketosxeY. 1ais chagnins retreat. While
Jet ~ ifs lafaacg. 3 lasl se~o1lng p0 seE-
la ll4al 9 u.auy * - Older so1 more pre-
tenti0os sisIeg resorts. tbs - msiuiT due
- is natural r3ctaresqae location. a. the
head ~ a beautiful 5ay. buiiE oeon lsrrsces
of = n4l4ral alurnil1satre "a Alils. 81 an
slsgzli0n "a lreol lug O. rFo hlaared fset.
a. 3ss the qsb8iY oe4Ga. sl1 ifs cool inYig-
or4Eux breezes. - DE- igElfgi neaish Civ
inz climate. and tis s1Froundinss Of
f0rssls, Ass 4nd streams Nnich
abound Ia noble game aud tse choiosst
Varisfies ~ fresA saffr Es1. Ins
04fio0k fr0m sny part 0i this charming
t0Na II 0ne to captlFate al Arlist eye the
beautiful osF slta il iudsufed coast
fr1sed l0En - the saters edee. By the
n4lss forest the distant yIllages 3ith
zimpses sf hall hidden cottage nestled
4uonk the blis. And away to fbe Nesf,
the clear blue saters Of the great lake With
~ coming aud oUJ-golng steamers. With
hers aad there che shiia sais 0f = asling
boat Or EzY pleasure party. tcose wishing
o. visit this dchsltill resort either f1r bust
nrs5 heath. az recreation VII lnl ample
notel accommodation a. rea.1uaDis rates.
one Of lre u1at popular. among those Who
Keep 0psn al The year - toe 'Occtsnlal
fhis house. although noi as large and pre-
ienlOls a. some others ia the town.
Is always lul 20 0yern0Hing during
tns g'silng season. AID commands
lasg- snare Ot the con meseiai
patronage ef aA seasons. tt is located
in r1e central part of the town. adjoining
the q. x. s. 4 depot grounds and dover
parks only a lev steps from the new depot.
II can accommodafe one hundred ga8sts.
Th. rates as a. tns moderate pvice OF 81
per Gay Wm L. A. Campbell the land
lord. makes al guests and visitors feel thai
they are al home. woea az the Occidental
it is the atFice II frequent visitor. when
you 20 % fesosky bs sure aud stop al this
k0leL
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TIE sArliuxson -

Within the PAGES Of tais edition may be
found he picture OF one Of the handsomest
and most picturesque of the Summer re-
sort hotels In Michigan-the Arlington"
az Petosksy. II Is situated on a high plat
form above the peo5ly beach Of the besuti-
fui Littls Traverse Bay. At a little distance
from The new passsnssr depot Of the G.. r.
6 /. railroad. who's t-ack runs Immediately
IN froat o. tie hetel. lls picture can
hardly do ilstiCs % this ane structure. az
much q is beautiful proportions are hid
den by The dense foliage Of the forest trees
BY which e Is almost suGrr0uaded.
This magnificent house Cwned by
Capt " o Rose. Jas r. Hayes. Frei.
Nils and F. W. Johnson. the manager.
NJ. j. r. Hayes - one of The best landlords
IN the country. always afia0le and cOur-
teovs - guests and visitors re possesses
the ttaitv ft - sting the moss o0nEtng
snd genial c.erSs and smployes. which con-
tributes largely io the popularity the Ar
hugo1 has attained among p.sasure-
seeter- from s.i parss Of the countrg The
house ia lar -e aud rOomT. With aeon no
dafiors f'r fog guests besides large tro-
story Annex. connected With the main
bniilnE ov vide covered walks The lower
four ~ tHe A0nsx r. usei flr billiard
rooms and COW .ing alleys. and the upper
sters f7r dane ~ htls. where the tr.-
week Isl dsuees auu hops AXE place
Tns annex is iusf south 0f ne hotel in
ths 9th AteQue.fe farx. almost hidd "a
from view ~ tae voCng nativs forest trees.
tre 3sues foliage oi whirh sfaris = de,ic-
iossiy cto' snd gra.eiui retfest t-sm f1e
bot -ur1naer sru. From chs a.gh hioH inst
q TIE rear of t1s hllel mag 1e hasi an en-
chanting visE 81 the entire fay. fringed BY
tbe 81 sht green native -est. iutersrsrsed
snd 30tfsd eith haif hislden cottsces Hsr-
hcr Point With ifs NEat-honse Haroor
rnrinzs. sheltered in a hstie bay of ia own.
We-9He-tou- sing. toe presbyterian refuge.
Bay View las pride 90 n rhizsn Nefhoti sts
snd the eiear blue waters oftss bav. and
The distant AXE dotted here and there aith
ssifs ssi8oafs ard steamers aieousether
sweet fenerl hrsrce to carry awsr
into the busy scenes Of after life
Many Improvements have been made sor the
comfort snd cenven.e .euce of guests n.
season. Both electricity a1l gas sre used
to iliurn mate tor hor7e ar3 grounds The
cuisine - II charge 1f chelf ard corps Of
cocks selected and tmperaed FROM Fasfera
cifies. and VI safisfF tae most fastidious
The lining room serFtra FL second 10 no -
sort hctai in the cennfrv r. flil corps rf
coiorad waters who fars already s~-va7
Manager Havss ~ ere Arlington s1a n
Florida for TIE lsst tve vea-s are IN At
tsnis1ce. P-of r A. Nsiseas ein. cf Grand
Rarids sa1 his orchestra are engaged for
he season. and vi assisf IN makius the
Arlington ooe of the most eniovshie and
deiigstf1i hotels for q midsummer sciegrn-
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make lie delightful for the summer yisi.lr-
Mrs. T.. T. Chase, whose pleasant hpnle
faces the bay. entertsins guests r.ys'is.
M merous trout streams in the immediate
vicinity make the spot desirable one for
the Jolly fisherman. Tue Sho-h0s setp
Clu6 composed OF the elite OF ChfsE
have pleasant grounds about five p.iic
from Northport. and syndicate Of Ci"c ~
natl capitalisis have purchased the sem
mary buildrngs once supported by The
GoverDm ment as school for ln0ian
pupils and have converted 1t into an ideal
Summer home. Several boats stop at the
Northport piers daily on their trips from
Traverse City snd Msckinaw and line Of
steamers from Chicago make regular stops
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

for the Tnrnsr-st. property. The Joint
COMMITTEES on supplies and Schools viii re-
port st the next meeting on the advisability
OF purchasing all supplies. including text
books. for she uss Of pupils for the coming
wear. A m1tion to substitute the name of
Miss Ginn fCr that OF Professor In Pierre as
teacher % French and German in the
schools. was lost. Professor Ia Pierre and
Mrs. g Orth we're chosen teachers Of French
and German in The schools. Joseph Miller
was app0intsi Superintendent Of Janitors
for the ensuing war bv unanimous vote
aud the Bsar1 adionrnad
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

kaEtia L sseet las a. iast agrssd Nith
Landlord y. c. teh1soa - nasks nlsny
uls.efa tHupRaseHse1zs - 5Eset hete'- a
marb.e asoT ABB nes eiosets slA BE 31f -
Al ones. tie hetsl 81 Ds painted hzad-
one color S51A artistic trimm.ags sad 1n
addition 81 abous sorly rooms siii Be made
81 ref Z Ding u Wsst0ps block o. the
serfA. \ - Johnson sliA sets the same
splsnti4 ta1ie. outstanding hs las
6ssa laducst - MAKE 8 rate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

~ Rapids Is one ~ the pEestisss resort
tosns Of The North. although there i DO
railroad connecting TIE town xishths asusl
rsu'es travelled eg he summer toariSi. i.
- easily aoesssible b. sts1 aer ffofa frsx-
srse CITY cF PSteskey. Messrs. Dextsf 4
Aobls have shown wonderful pash aud ea-
ergy ia their business 2sld aside from lsree
stores in tie to~n run the largest blast far.
nsce IN the world. Mirt Dexter i TIE vel
kn0x xa capitals, u Chlesgo and The Noblss
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

ed seEl isss ski1 e4l L. i sstrsasd q ne
erat ef sas Easst psriscs hzfbes iRss nssls
hzA tllls sszn3 hack ffo1 tks .sser
ssgss Ana Fzssa-clAd t.sins - isnd slasasi
sae9 tie Coy Bag n - sssers afs a.
sesx as eFxst2l- thsfe are 2sny pisces
assfs - aa1esr s1sltoEs caD sne3Se bead
for tae ssason aud tss oFoza beach uakes
- a4ea tsBiiAs srosnc i.osely salks
as drives sso1a5. aBd y4seh bsAing Il
gos1x from IA Eisrs while oaAny 1rout
strsanas euapty safe sae cay sishia shors
eistsnss froa the t0sn.
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The following letter explains itself
L.. -. - 90, -. r- AZ - :,

The following letter explains itself
CoNvKSr or "OrR LAnv OF MERcr."
A4LaER, Ontario. Nay s. 1887.
N.sfrs Orutc 4 S1sl. 0kf17r1--DEsz S1R-
am happy % SAP that ths Fischer pi-
sno we bought from Won over three wears
ago. has given entire satisfaction. Although
Sc constant use it has needed timing bat
0ucs. ard is fue, rien quality Of tone IS
admired by a.. who hear IT,
We srs 80 vel pleased With Il that ws
shall probably purchase another. Sister Su-
perior vii be down in fev days and vii
sse ycu about it. Respectfully yours
SrsTss Woops
Tasss celebrated instruments are kept for
sale By JCLrUs A. J. FRETpRicx
~ and - Csnss-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Old Mission, the abode Of auietuds and
? sscs. opens Up a vista Of happiness 70
family parties. Il is the IDEAL place IA take
the little ones for they can play on the
brcs5 beach ard wade knee deep in the
placid waters without danger of going b.
yond their deesb. Frait sbounis Geo.
n. pxrmeriee, the veteran fruit grower Of
The Traverse region. hS many scres Of
orchard laads sad saasli fruits. He has
supplied The Emperor william. Of Germany
wif b rosy cheexel srd Reidsn apples from
bis trees TO rrsch Old n ssion take fks
boat a. Traverse City. passing en TIE vsv
ricturssq ue Hoe Island. the abode ~ the
Nais7 A b0- zhoo. the tTest SFfrit of the
Chiurers Indiars Many q 80 islands
sna poinss q shs North have ciifvn to
II en- fraeraents e tre legends 81 tbsse PEE
PIE sni Eog fsland = csraf1iiv avoided bv
the dusky voyexesr il hrs canoe lest night
ovsr,axe hina an1 the svli spirits that swInV
anor- ice Hees sTc1r aown upon hin
81 swsrss eni roA BIN ~ bis strength.
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

The old Finch residence OF the old Ksla-
marco rosJ, southeast Of the city, was de.
stroved by Gre eariv last evening. It vas
ocCuuied By Charles Champion. and in Try
ing 60 save his larnitur- NJ Crampton was
quite h1div burned. The loss IL estimst sd
y shout eight hundred dollars with $500 in
surance Mr.. Slootmaker. whose house vas
burned abont month sg1 had his goOt 3
DESTROYED
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03
cutton's Bav.

Sutton's Bay is noted for its brook front
streams 1t Is situated on the west shore
ofGrand Traverss midway between Trav-
eTse City and Northport, and line Of
steamers plying between those towns msks
daily stops Genial Antonio Manseau has
the good fortune 10 own one Of the best
front streams in Ieelsnaw county. Brook
trout weighing three and four pounds each
are frsa emily caught in Mansssu creek
above ths mill pond. This creek Is about
three miles north Of sut-
tons Bay. There are many smaller
trout streams IN the immediate vicinity